skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
By the way, Dominion sued Powell for a similar amount two weeks back too.

And FWIW, there are absolutely ZERO Fox News articles on either lawsuits, while every other news org covered it. I wonder why
r/WSB has held mostly shares of the company and a survey on the subreddit found that users own 8% of GME shares, that's if everyone was truthful, so no 8% isnt enough to move the market when everyone is buying shares and not options. The fact is GME pumped above all time highs due to retail investor hype and from click bait articles on all the financial news sites + specific scenarios of a gamma squeeze mentioned here....
They are in a different category since the Pocket is not a "handheld" device. You can't use it without putting it on your lap or on a table.

The Pyra and the GPD Win series can however be used, and are made to be used in your hands. That's what I meant, it's not just about the footprint.
> Or one that isn't "attached" to such a shop in a way they would profit from it, I guess.

Costco is set up this way: their optometrists are contractors who get a flat fee per eye exam, and they don't know or care about what else you buy while you're there.
20/29 isn’t some perfection. It’s merely typical. Many people with good eyes can see quite a bit better than that.
Its been fun to watch. And really fun to watch the crazy news guys who had to lay out to their viewers they were lying to them in order to avoid more actions by Dominion.
Web-connected SDRs with ability to tune and listen
the quora answers cover it IMHO. Little point overall, and it' unlikely governmentss would allow them to do so.
You think the government are the ones manufacturing the vaccines?
Typically you're going to have a pile of scripts for CI, development setup, deployment, so may as well have those in bin/ systematically. To avoid having configuration files clogging up the bottom-level, put those in etc/, and so on. Maybe also share/ for common library code (which could be symlinked into per-plugin locations if you wanted them to be self-contained (git handles symlinks gracefully except on Windows I understand). A doc/ directory maybe?

It's likely that the amount of this whole-repo administration code will increase with time, so worthwhile having it with some structure from the start -- the /bin, /etc ... conventions are from Unix of course, but perhaps your team has other roots, in which case whatever works for you.

I would advise having these as non-hidden directories with short lower-case names without spaces, makes it easier to script; and README.md files so the documentation is nice & visible on GitHub etc.

And yes, the "real" per-project directories in a subdirectory, pkg/, client/, product/, something likes that.

Re issues, I've previously used tags to reasonable effect. Not as convenient as per-repo issues, but that's one of the downsides to monorepos. I think the benefits outweigh those.
Then why does California have so many homeless ?
We don't know what's in Dominion's source. The code should be open sourced. The binary that's being used should have a checksum that can be easily checked by an election monitor.
Update to Twitter Spaces
Well, you'd selectively enable JS if you really need that site.

Clearing the cache and storage should be enough.
There's no real need to use a name that actually matches the sender. Choose a random word; it's easy to identify later -- from the first mail to your inbox from that address.

You'll still be able to filter on it, or know if anyone sold your address for spam, or be able to abandon the address if you need to.
Why are you talking about mail-in ballots in a thread about Dominion Voting Systems?

Mail-in ballots work the same way they have since 1864. You fill out a paper ballot and mail it back.

> Biden only won 16% of counties. Only a few key counties need to be targeted to flip a national election.

16% of counties - when more than half the US population lives in just 4.6% of the counties. Remember that many counties are nearly empty and have few voters. Due to the rural/urban political divide, sparsely populated rural counties typically vote for the GOP in recent elections while densely populated suburbs and cities lean more towards the Democrats.

Biden’s numbers in general were similar to Hillary’s in 2016, but he gained ground in the suburbs due to white educated voters fleeing from Trump after the last 4 years. There is no indication that a “few key counties” were targeted - the shift was seen in all 50 states. Compare Texas suburban county votes in 2016 to 2020.
Amsterdam Embracing Radical New Economic Theory to Help Save the Environment
Perhaps they just have a decent memory?
At the risk of sounding petty isn't this exactly like "as soon as Democrats are in office all of a sudden the deficit will mean something again?"
Rudy is “rich enough” that he can do what he does for ideological and/or narcissistic reasons alone. He could have been living a posh retirement years ago holding court and getting blotto everyday with other a-holes, but no, he doesn’t know when to stop.

Giuliani deserves whatever is coming to him.
If you replace Republican with Conservative it works. Hell, our current President is debt-hating Conservative if you view it by the bills he's authored/supported as Senator in the past 30 years.
Here’s a direct link to the video so you don’t have to endure the hostility of their website: https://youtu.be/SEejivHRIbE
Note that if your eyes have different sight strength, you definitely should use glasses. Otherwise the brain learns that signal from one eye is meh, and stops using it as much—so the eye stops focusing.
Going to dissent here—we need psychiatrists doing medication management because there are so many medications today, and so many previously untreatable conditions which are treatable with modern medications.

If we switched to one-stop therapy + meds, the psychiatrist shortage would be worse.
Giuliani explicitly and repeatedly asserted that he was working in the capacity of the president’s personal attorney. There was no ambiguity with respect for his role.
Is there none? I appreciate a local hardware store may not need SAP but isn't there anything small scale that'd link up to POS or website?
I had TMJ issues my whole life. Jaw started clicking at 8 and 20 years later I developed chronic pain. For the past 3 years I have seen Dr. after Dr. and every doctor dismissed my pain and gave me generic stretching/exercise. I finally found a TMJ expert who create mouth inserts to extend your jaw forward for several months, followed by physical therapy and then a lip tie/tongue tie procedure. The first day I wore my mouth inserts I could literally breathe better.
It depends on what you mean by "having something to do with the other" but I see what you mean. I should've assumed the more favorable interpretation of the comment I was replying to. Reminds me of the pirates and global warming correlation.
I think you misunderstood. It was meant for those who bought the GME calls, not for those who wrote the calls.
The law does not allow for the recognition of organizations, the fact that it would be a precedence is exactly why it cannot be amended this quickly as the impact on the British legal system needs to be reviewed and understood.

The law hasn’t been amended since 1964 and it has impact on other things including taxation

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1964/81/contents

It’s literally hasn’t been even a month since Brexit and only about 2 weeks since the request came in and about a week since it became an actual issue.
It is not "Dominion's" process, it is the local board of election's process. All Dominion supplies are fancy printers and optical scanners.

The verification process in Georgia involved physically counting all of the paper ballots. The Dominion machines were totally uninvolved in the hand-recount (and, unsurprisingly, the hand-recount found that the original machine tally was extremely accurate)

Again, I think it's pretty clear you don't understand what role the machines actually play in the voting process.
CCTL testing of commercial products at basically any level is a joke; you can just look at the list of certified commercial products and the subsequent vulnerability feeds for them. I'm unaware of anyone in the field that takes them seriously.
unfair election? what exactly do you mean?
> maybe 70dB

Decidedly more than 70dB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yedBwDs7XH8

Water rowers peak at nearly 80.

The Concept 2 clears 100dB

edit: apparently some water rowers are louder than others. The last in their video hit approx 90dB
I am surprised the article does not mention it, but IMO a key reason to reintroduce touch sensor is to facilitate unlocking while wearing a mask, as it looks that this may not change either as a requirement or a social norm for quite some time.
Taboola's content is trash, but people should consider why it is so: Google&FB have destroyed the ad industry so much that only this kind of predatory behavior can survive.
> I've seen the "burn up in the atmosphere" constraint before, and it struck me as a bit crazy for Shoot First and Ask Questions Later SpaceX to care about this

SpaceX has never been even a little careless about following laws, regulations and staying within the lines of their FCC/FAA authorizations. There is this reputation surrounding them, probably because of their visible and often explosive development practices, an because Tesla absolutely does play fast and loose with regulations, but for SpaceX it is not just entirely baseless, it's sort of the exact opposite of the truth.

When FCC tells SpaceX to jump, SpaceX asks how high on the way up. Demisability standards were among the constraints of their license, so SpaceX made sure to not just meet the requirements, but well exceed them, which is what they always do.

Why Musk likes to flout all rules at Tesla and yet follows rules strictly at SpaceX probably as a lot to do with how the regulators are generally pretty toothless about doing anything to Tesla, while either the FCC or the FAA could pretty much shut SpaceX down for as long as they like should SpaceX try to play cute with them. Enforcers with actual ability to enforce rules tend to be respected more.
What or who do you suggest instead ?AWS?
Upgrading PostgreSQL from 9.4 to 10 with pglogical
> This is actually documented in the suit.

Ah ty, this is what I was wondering, I figured the outrage was mostly posturing but still want to approach the issue outside of that drama. I mostly want to see where the audit results are published.
Why? Exploitation of novel memory corruption vulnerabilities is pretty rare on penetration tests.
The taboo against racial slurs is itself religious, by any clear-eyed concept of religion.

In the same sense that Thanksgiving is a holiday of the American civic religion, Martin Luther King, Jr. is a martyred saint of that religion. He has statues and a day of remembrance; any attempt to separate this from religious observance is going to have its work cut out for it.

I expect this will be interpreted as disrespecting the tenets of that religion, but I revere the Reverend Doctor and abstain from saying slurs out of piety, as well as ordinary fear.

I offer this as evidence: if the prohibition were part of a more general idea that we shouldn't insult other people, the use-mention distinction would still apply. Yet many lecturers have been dismissed for mentioning the n-slur, without directing it at anyone. The only conclusion which fits the facts is religious taboo.
That link contradicts you. If you take its contents at face value, there were multiple cases decided on merits.

If anything, I can see the potential for an argument to be made that that that site's definition of "decided on merits" is too narrow. For example, depositions were submitted in Law v. Whitmer, significant parts of the decision were dedicated specifically to discussing the merits of the case, and the conclusion specifically says that the plaintiffs failed to meet their burden of proof, but that case is listed as "Decided on Merits: NO".
Drugs Should Be Legal, Regardless of Their Reputation
But what is the expected value? You can lose way more than the principal no?
Maybe this: https://www.levels.fyi/company/Google/salaries/Product-Manag...
Increasingly it's becoming clear that DNA is only a small part of the picture. Cellular electrical dynamics are the forefront of morphogenesis research atm. Look at any recent high profile work out of Michael Levin's lab for an example.
This looks great! Do you have plans on producing JSON output in addition to HTML output? I have a larger custom website in which I need to embed my Python documentation in. I currently rely on Sphinx for this, but would love to switch over to something simpler.
> In-patient services for mental health were decimated in the 80's. Reagan cut the funding and cities were flooded with homeless

Deinstitutionalization was a broadly supported policy, especially by advocates of the mentally ill; conditions of the widespread institutionalization were horrible.

The failure to create substitute systems to address the easily forseeable consequences of deinstitutionalization was obviously a problem, but not a uniquely Republican one (though certainly Republicans were more opposed to fixing the problems once they materialized.)
I was really hoping for a technical deep dive into the failure. Sadly the article was mostly fluff and just mentioned a possible "manufacturing issue". I have been unable to find further details on this blurb. IF you are reading this and can link us more info on what "manufacturing issue" is being talked about that would be awesome. I really hope we replace this dish with something else that can do radar astronomy.
At least with RDBMS, the database engine takes care of the actual data movement for you, after you issue a SQL command. With NoSQL, when you need to update your document format, you now need to handle the data migration yourself.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but this entire posting is literally a discussion of politics/general news.

The tone of "I see no reason.. limited value" seems a bit condescending to what appears to be a sizable portion of HN that values intelligent debate, and there can be no debate with only one viewpoint.
I literally transact almost every day.

To give you an example, the withdraw fee for BTC on Kraken is 0.0005 BTC, which is currently about 17.50 USD.

Here is the current mempool: https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,24h

To get your transaction confirmed in the next few blocks, you have to be in the "yellow" of the chart, and use a fee of around 120 satoshi's per byte.

The average transaction is around 200 bytes, so you need to pay 24000 satoshis, which is 0.00024 BTC.

That's 8.40 USD right now. The problem is that it's a double blind auction, so to have a very high likelihood of getting into the next block, you often have to pay 200-400 satoshi's per byte, which puts you right up at the $20 level. If your transaction is larger, it can be significantly more.

Also, if the mempool gets even more backed up than it is right now, the fees can literally go as high as people are willing to pay when fighting over the restricted block space.

>You don't usually need a priority transaction when funding LN channel, so ~$1 fee will be enough.

If you try sending a Bitcoin transaction with a $1 fee right now it may not confirm for days and might confirm at all! That isn't a user experience that's going to create mass adoption. It needs to be an improvement on the existing options.

How, exactly, is my statement that the fees are often over $20 a lie?

You should stop accusing people of being liars without data to back it up. This forum is supposed to be for intelligent discussion, not trolling. This isn't twitter.
paying.
The 14% mortgage rates came in part from the law of small (big) numbers. 14% of $35,000 is not that much money compared to 3% of 700,000
> Seems trivial to 'randomly' sample a select subset of the votes. And that does nothing to guard against vote dumps. Non existent voters cannot validate their votes.

Incorrect. Voter rolls have information about who voted, and this information is public record. You can simply call up a random sample of recorded 2020 voters in Georgia and ask them to confirm that they voted in the election.

There is no way to undetectably insert additional fake paper ballots (“vote dumps”) unless you are alleging a vast conspiracy that removed the real paper ballots from storage after the election and replaced them with new fake ones, without any whistleblowers on the (Republican-run and Trump-supporting) elections staff speaking out.
If they would have used both sensors the plane would have needed recertification, because redundant systems are safety critical. Therefore they only used one sensor and declared the system non saftey critical.
If you give homeless people a home they aren't homeless anymore. Just in deep poverty which is a completely different type of problem.
Yeah, if you can mount to a water rower I'd love to buy your device & subscription.
I’d wager there’s an effect like this for adults too. I didn’t need glasses until I got my first office job.
“ To reach a conclusion regarding the behemoth’s species and more accurately estimate its size, researchers will need to keep digging”

^ So to speak?
Oh, we're talking solely about serving the people on starlink? Not a general CDN? Yeah, that should have a small niche or two where you could make it better.

> There may be some ground stations owned by WISPs or whatever servicing a whole community

I'm talking about the ground stations that provide internet access to the satellites.

> all streaming the same new Cobra Kai episode

Multicast it.
I don’t have this problem but I know of someone who does and would probably like to hear about these inserts. Do they have some specific name?
Neither can my car.
Non-Atmospheric Universal Transport Intended for Lengthy U.S. Exploration
Hydrogen fuel cell offers drones up to two-hour flights
tarsnap doesn't rent servers
That's true, but I think it's a very fair assumption that the parent of my initial comment realizes that the grandparent has a position, considering that they're asking why they took that position.
Since vocalization is the outcome of many muscles and tendons working together (as pointed out in the linked piece), I'd expect that like any muscles they could degrade when not used enough ?
Even if voting machine software is open source, there's no way to verify that's actually the code running on any given machine
Why did ITRS stop publishing after 2015?
Using GraphQL for High-Performing Mobile Applications
> Why are you talking about mail-in ballots in a thread about Dominion Voting Systems?

Mail-in ballots get counted by machines.
Preaching to the choir, shall I give you my friends' numbers so you can preach to them ;)
A fine arcticle, articulated aptly. I do take issue with this one sentence though:

> We are the only animal that can perform the miraculous feat of making the link between a specific vocal sound and an object that exists in the world.

I assume the author intended a more specific meaning (perhaps the assumption was that other animals communicate via a discernable "expressed emotional state" as opposed to actual words), but those words at face value are demonstrably false. All you have to do to prove it is look at any family of birds. Penguins are able to recognize their offspring's cries in a sea of cries on a crowded beach. Birds (and all creatures to an extent, who haven't yet gone extinct) have an amazing ability to recognize the sounds that their offspring produce, even when the final audial profile of that very specific sound is tainted by so many other competing profiles. If you've ever worked in sound design then you understand what an amazing accomplishment this is.

From a physical perspective, when two equal waveforms come together in a controlled space the resulting sound is doubled. By "resulting sound" I mean the final waveform produced by all sound producers in a space (a sound environment, in which each individual's perception of the environment is entirely dependent upon their position within that environment). And so imagine many birds sharing the same frequency as your child (we're birds now, for the rest of this argument), and those frequencies are overlapping - multiplying those particular portions of the resulting sound wave, and yet you are still able to find your kid. Animals can definitely make "the link between a specific vocal sound and an object that exists in the world."
I think it's nuts for a modern democracy to allow for anything but open source software being used to count paper ballots with chain-of-custody records, voter ID validation, biometric markings, and redacted ballots being published on the web for all to view and count independently.

Software systems can easily be hacked, and it isn't easy to inspect and tell. A vote is a one time, one sided transaction. It's not as easy to detect fraud in an election as it is with say, a double entry banking record.
I was taught the tongue-palate trick years ago as a relaxation technique. It's basically impossible for your facial muscles to be contracted while doing it, helping an overall relaxation.
The situation will be reversed for the next 2 years. Just watch.
As a regular myself, I was inspired to "Yolo" money into OTM GME calls after I saw Andrew Left (of Citron Research) post a video. Citron has been burned shorting Shopify, Nvidia, Tesla, and much much more. Needless to say it worked out quite well.

https://i.imgur.com/GUb3mEk.jpg

The reality is, most hedge funds don't actually know what they're doing - the vast majority can't even outperform simply buying & holding Apple stock or S&P index. Fund managers sell a narrative (the "idea" that they know what they're doing).

I only throw speculative amounts into absurd WSB-level plays, because I can afford to lose a few thousand here and there with zero consequence whatsoever. When it works in your favor, the wins far outweigh the losses. 80x returns in a day or two is absolutely insane (and rare), but I've been consistently making 6 digits of profits annually just from this kind of madness. In the spirit of WSB, YOLO
The eyeball is not “just” too long. It elongates as a response to the stimuli from the lens projecting an image at a focal length behind the retina. Most kids are not born nearsighted. It develops over time. This is how.
> we can't say all WSBer's are nihilists or anything else

The parent poster didn’t say that, though. They said that the group was nihilist. A community can have a shared attitude and outlook; that doesn’t mean that outlook is shared 100% by the members of that community.
FLoC is a proposal for a web standard, which other browsers could implement.

Today, in browsers where third party cookies were removed without replacement, companies like Google that aren't willing to fingerprint have pretty limited user targeting capabilities.
> AIX/370 in 1998

Typo: 1989 not 1998
This is a misunderstanding of what happens to your eyes as you age. Your eyes lose the ability to change focus. People with normal vision will have their focus stuck near infinity and will need reading glasses for close up things. People with mild myopia will have their focus stuck at close range and therefore won't need reading glasses. They will still need glasses to see clearly far away, but they always did, so it won't be a change for them.

I guess if I had to choose, I would pick needing glasses for far away rather than up close. But I wouldn't trade normal vision for myopia just to avoid needing reading glasses in old age.